A woman in this state goes by the alias Haikumom and gives up her son Elliot Ortiz because of a drug addiction (10[1])in the play Water by the Spoonful. In this state, a “spectacle character” repeats, “I want my ham!” in a play set at Memphis Lee’s restaurant. (10[1])A play set in this state ends as a musician who broke up with his girlfriend Bonnie tries to embrace a character who dances and says, “That’s the way that go!” at a funeral. A character in this state agrees (10[1])to raise Raynell after the death of her husband’s (10[1])lover Alberta. (10[1])The war veteran Gabriel (10[1])tries to blow a trumpet at the end of a play set in this state that centers (-5[1])around the garbage collector Troy Maxson. (10[1])For 10 points, name this state, the setting of Two Trains Running and Fences by August Wilson. (10[1])■END■ (10[1])